Residents say they saw a man in a van, which had been stolen from the nearby area a couple of days earlier, who threatened them with a shotgun and set the vehicle alight before fleeing on foot.
Search continues for gunman who torched van, sparked lockdown in Sydney's Dulwich Hill
In short:
An armed man who sparked the locking down of an inner west neighbourhood on Friday remains at large.
The man, described as being about 20, and 160cm tall with brown shaggy hair, has not been identified.
What's next?
Anyone with dash-cam, CCTV or mobile phone footage that may assist the search have been asked to share it with police.
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